Golf Club Petersberg

The layout is an 18-hole par 71 by the architect Marco Croze, at around 1,250 metres above sea level. The club describes it as having small stands of old trees and picturesque ponds that sit within the Alpine landscape, with the Dolomites as a backdrop. According to the club, it is among the most beautiful in South Tyrol.

The hole the club cites as its emblem is the 17th: an old mill pond lies between the elevated tee and the green behind it. The rating for men and women is published on the website in dedicated tables.

The history of the par has a twist: until 2001 the course was a par 67, then it was converted to par 71, the current configuration. The website does not give the total length in metres in its text.

The 2026 season runs from 17 April to 1 November, with the course open daily from 8 am. The 2026 guest rates for 18 holes are €90 on weekdays until 5 June and from 30 September, and €96 on public holidays and in high season, from 6 June to 29 September. From 2 pm there is a 20 per cent discount. Nine holes cost €55.

Guests of a member or partner hotel, and all players from South Tyrolean clubs, pay a reduced rate: €72 and €77 for 18 holes. The sunset green fee costs €58 and starts at 4 pm in June, July and August, at 3 pm in May and September, and at 1 pm in April and October.

As for equipment: a golf buggy costs €44 for 18 holes and €30 for nine, an e-trolley €20 and €12, a hand trolley €5, and a full rental set with trolley €30. The driving range costs €10. The club office can be reached on +39 0471 615 122.

Golf Club Petersberg was founded on 19 September 1988 with fifteen founding members, who numbered 44 by December. The driving range opened in May 1989; in August 1989 the first nine holes and the clubhouse, designed by Walter Pichler, were inaugurated, with a first tournament on 13 August. In 1990 the extension to 18 holes was approved, completed on 6 August 1993 with the second nine.

Today the club has a pro shop, a bar and restaurant, a practice area and a golf school with courses, trial lessons, beginner packages and children's courses. The calendar includes Ladies Days, Senior Days, the Weekly Cup, Match Play and the club championship.

• South Tyrol's first. According to the club, it was the province's first 18-hole course.
• From par 67 to par 71. In 2001 the layout changed configuration.
• Fifteen founders. The club was born in 1988 with fifteen members.
• The mill at the 17th. An old mill pond separates tee and green.